Jobbik in Hungary

Hungarian ATV’s “Start” show interviewed Jobbik’s executive vice president and faction leader Márton Gyöngyösi.

The agreement means that Jobbik joined Politics Can Be Different (LMP) in supporting the mayoral candidate who promises a more liveable Budapest.

Jobbik launches a national tour of exhibitions to call attention to the unscrupulous lies of the pro-government media.

They call it a correction campaign.

Despite the positive macro-economic indicators, Hungary’s competitiveness has not improved in recent years.

The European Parliamentary elections will decide if we allow Viktor Orbán to lead Hungary out of the European Union, said Jobbik’s vice president Tibor Bana in his press conference on Thursday.

The labour shortage problem should be solved by offering higher wages to bring back Hungarian workers from Western Europe rather than settling 86 thousand immigrants in Hungary.

In his Budapest press conference, Jobbik spokesman György Szilágyi announced the decision of the party’s extraordinary congress on the future of the largest opposition force in Hungary.

If the Fidesz-delegated members of the committee turn down our motion, we will consider their action an open admission that Fidesz uses the SAO as a tool to bleed out the opposition.

Jobbik is indignant to hear about the latest step in the government’s series of attacks on the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.